Karam Lebanese Syrian - Portland

I really enjoy chatting with the owner; they are incredibly kind. The food and presentation were exceptional. The knafeh is the best I've ever tasted!

We recently went out for a family night with our four kids—two teenagers and two in their twenties—for dinner followed by a symphony. We were in the mood for something ethnic and flavorful, and Karam did not disappoint. The ambiance was lovely, and the food was delicious. The prices for the food were quite reasonable, although the $2.50 charge for hot tea felt a bit steep. The service was friendly, and we’ll definitely return whenever we have the chance.

We're always excited to visit this hidden gem in the city! We leave feeling content with our wallets, our health, and our spirits. The dining experience is outstanding, with incredibly authentic food served by wonderful people. It often feels like a family-run establishment, and they offer a warm welcome. The decor, especially in the back of the restaurant near the kitchen, is beautiful and creates a cozy atmosphere. And don't forget to order the lamb dish—it’s the best in town!

They love eating here and enjoy it quite often. it is always fresh and full of taste. we love to get meat mazawat plated and a combo kebab plate for 4 people! it's a lot to eat and so cheap. the fresh pita brot is so delicious and also the lens soup! I have hunger again! the service is always friendly and before location.

I went there with my family in a large group of 10. We were seated promptly. The place was pretty empty on a Sunday night (Father's day). Our server was courteous though seemed a bit inexperienced. The food was served in a reasonable time. I had the veggie appetizer sampler (humus, baba, grape leaves, falafel, tabouli and pita). I liked the baba and grape leaves. I wasn't as much a fan of the other samplings. I had bites of the some other dishes (lamb kafka, chicken skewers) which were good. We did not have desert. My main complaint was the wine. We had a chardonnay which was served at room temperature; not what we were looking for on a hot June day.